Icmr Recruitment For The Post Of Data Entry Operator Post In Delhi

Post Name : Data Entry Operator
No of Vacancy : 02 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 16188/- (Per Month)

Educational Qualification : 12th Passed from recognized board
Age Limit : Maximum age limit is 25 years

Job Location : New Delhi

Selection Process : Selection will be based on Interview

Application Fee : There is no Application fee.



How to Apply : Interested Candidates may appear for Interview in prescribed application form along with all
original certificates and one set of attested photocopies of all certificates/testimonials along with application form at the time of Interview

Venue of Interview : National Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi

The Institute has completed 30 years of its existence under ICMR
The Institute has a major thrust on leprosy (70%) and relevant areas of tuberculosis (20%) as well as HIV (10%) During its existence as a research Institute under ICMR the scientists of the Institute have continued to contribute towards better understanding of disease process of leprosy by carrying out studies on nerve ectrophysiology, pathology and immunopathology of disease process using immunological, molecular and electron microscopic tools The other major focus was on developing technologies for diagnosis which includes development of probes and in-situ methods for improving the histological diagnosis.

While efforts are continuing to maintain and further strengthen infrastructure for mouse foot pad studies, the focus of the Institute has moved to new generation molecular methods for detection of drug resistance Various drug regimens designed and tried at the Institute have provided valuable information that will be relevant for improvement of medical treatment Studies on tuberculosis focus on drug resistance, molecular epidemiology and some intervention strategies Investigations on drug permeability and drug metabolism are providing newer information Studies on surgical management of leprosy associated problems are aimed at prevention and correction of deformities as well as chronic problems like plantar ulcers.

Development of molecular methods for investigating the epidemiology of tuberculosis, leprosy and other mycobacterial infections has made significant progress Similarly research on drug resistance has common focus on tuberculosis and leprosy These studies have led to development of newer molecular techniques

Studies on host genetics continue to focus our new susceptibility genes The Institute has established state-of-the-art BSL-3 Labs (one for Microbiology & Molecular Biology and other for Animal Studies), Microarray facility and DNA as well as protein sequencing etc.

The activities of the Institute in the area of AIDS are moving towards addressing some important research questions like relationships between HIV & leprosy and HIV & tuberculosis Epidemiological studies on protection, transmission dynamics and effect of various interventions are progressing well

12th Passed from recognized board.

Icmr is looking for 10th profile candidates.

Venue of Interview : National Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR,
Ansari Nagar, New Delhi

The Institute has completed 30 years of its existence under ICMR. The Institute has a major thrust on leprosy (70%) and relevant areas of tuberculosis (20%) as well as HIV (10%). During its existence as a research Institute under ICMR the scientists of the Institute have continued to contribute towards better understanding of disease process of leprosy by carrying out studies on nerve ectrophysiology, pathology and immunopathology of disease process using immunological, molecular and electron microscopic tools. The other major focus was on developing technologies for diagnosis which includes development of probes and in-situ methods for improving the histological diagnosis. While efforts are continuing to maintain and further strengthen infrastructure for mouse foot pad studies, the focus of the Institute has moved to new generation molecular methods for detection of drug resistance. Various drug regimens designed and tried at the Institute have provided valuable information that will be relevant for improvement of medical treatment. Studies on tuberculosis focus on drug resistance, molecular epidemiology and some intervention strategies. Investigations on drug permeability and drug metabolism are providing newer information. Studies on surgical management of leprosy associated problems are aimed at prevention and correction of deformities as well as chronic problems like plantar ulcers. Development of molecular methods for investigating the epidemiology of tuberculosis, leprosy and other mycobacterial infections has made significant progress. Similarly research on drug resistance has common focus on tuberculosis and leprosy. These studies have led to development of newer molecular techniques.

Studies on host genetics continue to focus our new susceptibility genes. The Institute has established state-of-the-art BSL-3 Labs (one for Microbiology & Molecular Biology and other for Animal Studies), Microarray facility and DNA as well as protein sequencing etc. The activities of the Institute in the area of AIDS are moving towards addressing some important research questions like relationships between HIV & leprosy and HIV & tuberculosis. Epidemiological studies on protection, transmission dynamics and effect of various interventions are progressing well.